Bought a great book last night!
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Bought a great book last night!
How to Understand, Service and Modify
CORVETTE
Fuel Injection & Electronic Management
L83, L98, LT1, LT4, LS1, LS6, ZR-1
1982-2001
Circuit Diagram, cutaways, describes not only what the sensors do, but has picks of where there are :eek: , diagnostics charts! :smash:
$35.00
ISBN 0-8376-0861-9
GM Part Number 12497977
[Modified by BrianCunningham, 1:36 PM 4/25/2002]
CORVETTE
Fuel Injection & Electronic Management
L83, L98, LT1, LT4, LS1, LS6, ZR-1
1982-2001
Circuit Diagram, cutaways, describes not only what the sensors do, but has picks of where there are :eek: , diagnostics charts! :smash:
$35.00
ISBN 0-8376-0861-9
GM Part Number 12497977
[Modified by BrianCunningham, 1:36 PM 4/25/2002]
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Re: Bought a great book last night! (BrianCunningham)
Be careful. That is one of the two books I have and there are some errors in one of them. Dont remember which one. If this is the one, look at the definitions for INT vs Block Learn (uses different terms if I remember right). The one that has errors really butchers that subject.
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Re: Bought a great book last night! (Warlock)
Humm
INT (Integrator ) see Long-Term Fuel Trim
Block Learn see Short-Term Fuel Trim
Which one do I have?
INT (Integrator ) see Long-Term Fuel Trim
Block Learn see Short-Term Fuel Trim
Which one do I have?
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Re: Bought a great book last night! (BrianCunningham)
I think thats the messed up one. Dont get me wrong, lots of useful info in it, but for example, BLM is your long term adjustment, INT is short term. That book has them switched.
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Re: Bought a great book last night! (BrianCunningham)
Also the '98-'01 LS1 schematics (they are all lumped together) are not correct. They may actually be correct for '98 but not '99+, particularly wrt PCM pinouts. It's not a bad high level overview but it's not an engineering reference by any means. Very hand wavy in places.
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